Table 2.

Treatment series focused on MPN-AP or MPN-BP

Treatment approachPatient populationCommentsSurvivalReference
IC ± allogeneic HCT MPN-BP (n = 91) 24 (26%) received IC; 41% of IC group had return to cMPN OS, 2.6 mo; 3.9 mo in IC group; 1 patient underwent allogeneic HCT 8  
MPN-BP (n = 74) 41 (55%) received IC; CR/CRi, 46% OS, 5 mo; OS, 6 mo and PFS, 5 mo with IC; 8 patients underwent early SCT; 73% of these were alive at median of 31 mo 9  
MPN-BP (n = 75) 39 (51%) treated with curative intent and received IC and/or underwent allogeneic HCT OS, 6.6 mo; median OS of curative intent group, 9.4 mo; 17 (23%) underwent allogeneic HCT; median OS, 47 mo for allogeneic HCT 50  
MPN-BP (n = 248) 66 of 122 patients assessable for response received IC; 26 received HMA OS, 3 mo; 1-y survival before y 2000, 5%; it was 20% in ≥2010; CR, 35% with IC; CR <5% with HMA 10  
HMAs MPN-BP (n = 26); MPN-AP (n = 28) ORR, 52% (CR, 24%) with azacitidine therapy; median response duration, 9 mo; recurrence of cMPN in 39% responders OS, 11 mo 67  
MPN-BP (n = 19) ORR, 47% (CR, 26%) with azacitidine therapy OS, 9.9 mo 64  
MPN-BP (n = 21); MPN-AP (n = 13); PMF chronic phase (n = 11) ORR in MPN-BP, 29% with decitabine therapy; median response duration, 7 mo OS, 6.9 mo in MPN-BP; OS, 9.7 mo in MPN-AP 65  
MPN-BP (n = 11) 6 patients received decitabine; 5 patients underwent allogeneic HCT 67% in decitabine group alive at 9 mo; 53% in transplantation group alive at 20 mo 66  
JAK inhibition R/R AML (n = 38), including MPN-BP (n = 18) 3 of 18 patients with MPN-BP treated with ruxolitinib at dose of 25 mg twice daily achieved CR/CRi NR 77  
R/R acute leukemia (n = 28), including 7 with antecedent Ph MPN 1 patient with AML (prior MDS) achieved CRp; no objective response in MPN-BP cohort; ruxolitinib dosed between 50 and 200 mg twice daily NR 78  
JAK inhibition + HMA MPN-AP/MPN-BP (n = 21) Phase 1 study of ruxolitinib + decitabine; 7 of 21 responded OS, 10.4 mo 80  
MPN-BP (n = 10) Phase 1/2 study of ruxolitinib + decitabine NR 79  
Allogeneic HCT MPN-BP (n = 43); MDS/MPN-BP (n = 17) 60 underwent allogeneic HCT; 3-y TRM, 22%; 3-y CIR, 68% OS, 18% at 3 y; 3-y LFS, 18% for allogeneic HCT in CR; 3-y LFS, 3% for allogeneic HCT in advanced disease 47  
MPN-BP (n = 13) 8 underwent allogeneic HCT; 5 of 8 were in CR or cMPN at time of allogeneic HCT At median follow-up of 20 mo, 6 patients were alive in CR post–allogeneic HCT 48  
MF chronic phase (n = 41); MF-BP (n = 14) Of 14 MF-BP patients who underwent allogeneic HCT, 7 survived; median follow-up, 31 mo OS, 49% at 2 y in MF-BP cohort; 3 of 6 patients in remission and 4 of 8 patients with relapsed disease at allogeneic HCT were long-term survivors 49  
MF-BP (n = 46) 1-y TRM, 28%, CIR at 3 y, 47%; only 8 of 46 were in CR pre–allogeneic HCT 3-y PFS, 26%; OS, 33%; CR pre–allogeneic HCT was significantly predictive of OS and PFS 46  
Treatment approachPatient populationCommentsSurvivalReference
IC ± allogeneic HCT MPN-BP (n = 91) 24 (26%) received IC; 41% of IC group had return to cMPN OS, 2.6 mo; 3.9 mo in IC group; 1 patient underwent allogeneic HCT 8  
MPN-BP (n = 74) 41 (55%) received IC; CR/CRi, 46% OS, 5 mo; OS, 6 mo and PFS, 5 mo with IC; 8 patients underwent early SCT; 73% of these were alive at median of 31 mo 9  
MPN-BP (n = 75) 39 (51%) treated with curative intent and received IC and/or underwent allogeneic HCT OS, 6.6 mo; median OS of curative intent group, 9.4 mo; 17 (23%) underwent allogeneic HCT; median OS, 47 mo for allogeneic HCT 50  
MPN-BP (n = 248) 66 of 122 patients assessable for response received IC; 26 received HMA OS, 3 mo; 1-y survival before y 2000, 5%; it was 20% in ≥2010; CR, 35% with IC; CR <5% with HMA 10  
HMAs MPN-BP (n = 26); MPN-AP (n = 28) ORR, 52% (CR, 24%) with azacitidine therapy; median response duration, 9 mo; recurrence of cMPN in 39% responders OS, 11 mo 67  
MPN-BP (n = 19) ORR, 47% (CR, 26%) with azacitidine therapy OS, 9.9 mo 64  
MPN-BP (n = 21); MPN-AP (n = 13); PMF chronic phase (n = 11) ORR in MPN-BP, 29% with decitabine therapy; median response duration, 7 mo OS, 6.9 mo in MPN-BP; OS, 9.7 mo in MPN-AP 65  
MPN-BP (n = 11) 6 patients received decitabine; 5 patients underwent allogeneic HCT 67% in decitabine group alive at 9 mo; 53% in transplantation group alive at 20 mo 66  
JAK inhibition R/R AML (n = 38), including MPN-BP (n = 18) 3 of 18 patients with MPN-BP treated with ruxolitinib at dose of 25 mg twice daily achieved CR/CRi NR 77  
R/R acute leukemia (n = 28), including 7 with antecedent Ph MPN 1 patient with AML (prior MDS) achieved CRp; no objective response in MPN-BP cohort; ruxolitinib dosed between 50 and 200 mg twice daily NR 78  
JAK inhibition + HMA MPN-AP/MPN-BP (n = 21) Phase 1 study of ruxolitinib + decitabine; 7 of 21 responded OS, 10.4 mo 80  
MPN-BP (n = 10) Phase 1/2 study of ruxolitinib + decitabine NR 79  
Allogeneic HCT MPN-BP (n = 43); MDS/MPN-BP (n = 17) 60 underwent allogeneic HCT; 3-y TRM, 22%; 3-y CIR, 68% OS, 18% at 3 y; 3-y LFS, 18% for allogeneic HCT in CR; 3-y LFS, 3% for allogeneic HCT in advanced disease 47  
MPN-BP (n = 13) 8 underwent allogeneic HCT; 5 of 8 were in CR or cMPN at time of allogeneic HCT At median follow-up of 20 mo, 6 patients were alive in CR post–allogeneic HCT 48  
MF chronic phase (n = 41); MF-BP (n = 14) Of 14 MF-BP patients who underwent allogeneic HCT, 7 survived; median follow-up, 31 mo OS, 49% at 2 y in MF-BP cohort; 3 of 6 patients in remission and 4 of 8 patients with relapsed disease at allogeneic HCT were long-term survivors 49  
MF-BP (n = 46) 1-y TRM, 28%, CIR at 3 y, 47%; only 8 of 46 were in CR pre–allogeneic HCT 3-y PFS, 26%; OS, 33%; CR pre–allogeneic HCT was significantly predictive of OS and PFS 46  

CIR, cumulative incidence of relapse; cMPN, reversion to chronic phase MPN; CR, complete response; CRi, CR with incomplete hematologic recovery; HCT, hematopoietic cell transplantation; HMA, hypomethylating agent; IC, intensive chemotherapy; NR, not reported; ORR, overall response rate; OS, overall survival; PFS, progression-free survival; R/R, relapsed/refractory; TRM, transplantation-related mortality.

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